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Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 6062, 8 June 1918, Page 1

To the Public OWING to the enormous increase in the twice of nil materials used by us, we are reluctantly compelled to increase the price of Afternoon Teas to Bd, as from June loth. E. BREWER. A. EAST. Pahiatua Borough Council. NOTICE is hereby given that the Borough Bridge (on the road to the station) will be CLOSED for repairs ALL DAY ON SUNDAY, the Pth inst. G. C. MILLER, Town Clerk. Patriotic Social. To lx- held in the Foresters' Hall, Pahiatua, on THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1918. UNDER the auspices ot Ladies’ Patriotic Committee, and in aid of the general funds. A Pleasant Evening’s Entertainment. Gentlemen 2s, ladies Is and supper basket. M. HAL LIDA Y, Hon. Secretary. ' Children’s Pedlars’ Parade. 1 z' CHILDREN desirous of assisting V_y' the French War Orphans are asked to ass mble at the foresters I Hall on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 12th inst., at 3.30 p.m.. Now. roll up. Girls and Boys, and we will till you how you can assist your little Brothers and Sisters in France. ( Salvation Army | WELCOME MEETINGS all day I \ V Sunday to Captain Foster and I Ensign Carlyle. 7 a.m.. Intercessory' j Prayer. Mrs Captain Huston For the French War Orphans BOY’S AND GIRL’S. \rOU will have an opix*rt«nity on SATURDAY, the 29th June, <.l lulping your little Sisters and Broth- , rs—tlc poor French War Orphans We, in this country, don't know whatI want is. France is literally bleeding ij to death. The children of the 1)« ad ‘ | Heroes, who died that " may live, i; an homeless and hungry. A; the

pivsont monuHU tliort* iiium he Mime 2l'.tKK> War Orphans in Kina- W« ; w; nt to feed. clothe anti edtu-au | tlit-so |Kxir littlt- mitfs. who have m I other ami ill thousands o’ instances no Mother. WILL VOL HKLPr OK COLItSK VOL Wild • And this is how you tan IL1;> 11N SATURDAY, JUNE 29, 191 S We nr,- going to have a CHILDREN'S PEDLARS' PARADE CIILLDREN S PEDLAR." PARADE Arm.' yourselves in a taney instume. it possible, any old njtsiut will tht. l ilt II m t a tray or a basket and till ii with tlw a,titles ton propose to sell (low is. lollies. eggs. rakes, vegetables. soap, boot lares, liiatrhes. 1.. ; polish- in fact, an \ t hin-_ ol a j sait able milui e. and DO THE TOWN, anti incidentally the eountry ilbe poor town e ts a bad time) Isith literallv ami figuratively, j Three heailtitul Prize Cert itit a t t-s will be presentttl to til t hits- most I successful girls anti a similar iminbt r to the boj s ; ami the photo- ot the winning children. tog tber with tli u* nanu s ami atltlrt-sses. will lit- forwardet! lo :l PRESIDENT Of KIIANfK \llv, s vnd curls, get husy ■ Interview all and sundri ami get them to promis you SOMETHING You won't meet with a refusal. Ibis i, KV l l!Y UOllY's WAIL and wo must all tlo something. Era nee is doing more than her share, ami wv aiv going i,, stand bv tlv- Eatlu-rless Chil.lren. ; Let this Ir your Slogan: i WIN I 111 WAR AM) HELP THE 1 1 ELPLKSS. .1. A WALSH. Hon. Seeretarv. E K. LE LI EYRE. I Collector. THE MANAWATU MACHINERY EXCHAN6E COMPANY. PALMERSTC )N NORTH. HAVE FOR SALE in their Showrooms, Rangitiwei Street, Palmerston North, the following sec-jnd- , hand agricultural implements: l I*, and D. Duncan extra heavy s.l. Lever Plough, swivel coulter 1 P. and D. Duncan extra heavy s.f. Lever Plough, fixed coulter. 1 Reid and Gray medium s.f. LevelPlough, with swivel coulter. 1 Reid mid Gray medium s.f. Lever plough, with fixed coulter. 1 Reid and Gray heavy d.f. Plough, equal to new. 1 Rci dntid Gray medium d.f. Plough, perfect order. 1 Reid and Gray 11-coulter Drill, complete, with cover. ■ 1 Rntisomnie, Sim. Jeffries 2-hnrso latest ty|H> Potato Digger, onl\ done six acres. j I Anderson 1 h.p. Vertical Roiler. lOOlhs pressure, hardly used I Alla-I,aval 05-gal. Hand Separator, I suitable also for power. 1 Booth MacDonald No. 7A Hori/.on- ' tal Vacuum Pump, practicalh new.